looks like I might need to expend the storage...I got 12 VMs loaded at the moment and will definitely add more!
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What hardware are you using?
Sorry I didn't notice your comment until now.
the server specs are as following:
HP ML110 G4 (Pentium D 2.8G, 6G RAM, 1XSATA HDD as system install disk and 2XSATA HDD on Adpatec 2610SA RAID Card for VMFS storage).
Excellent. Thanks for the update.
Maybe you could share your experiences with it. I'm interested in setting up something similar.
sure, basically I refer to the following article:
http://www.techhead.co.uk/building-a-low-cost-cheap-vmware-esx-test-server
let me know if you want to ask any specific question.
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